On Friday, Jan. 26, sixth grade Science classes from LaBelle Middle School took 45 students over to visit the IMAG in Fort Myers ...
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On Friday, Jan. 26, sixth grade Science classes from LaBelle Middle School took 45 students over to visit the IMAG in Fort Myers. Students got to experience many hands-on experiences including Science on a Sphere, visiting the stingray Touch Tank, and building their own circuit. These experiences allowed students to see the science topics they have been learning about in their classes all year in real life exhibits and activities. For more photos, see the LaBelle Middle School page on Facebook.